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Hello and welcome to my favorite murder.

That's Georgia Hardstock.

That's Karen Kilgariff.

This is the podcast that we've been making for quite some time.

Remember us?

It's us from the 2016s.

Oh my God.

Hi, how's your choker?

Just anything pre-2020s choker.

I saw this like meme that was like, here's a video from 2010 where they didn't have, you know, their phones recording everything all the time.

And I'm like, yes, we did.

Yes, they fucking did.

2010?

Yes, they did.

Yeah, when did that?

I feel like cell phones came into, like,

constant use, like 2002, 2003? I would say 2008, maybe, six or eight. Is it? How old was that?

26. No, yeah, later than that. Later. Well, like, iPhones. But like, flip phones, the idea that

you can make a call from your car, I think was like, came into, I, iPhones. I think flip phones. The idea that you can make a call from your car, I think, was like, came into, I just remember my friend getting a phone and me being like, hey, can I use your phone? And she would start to get mad where I'm like, oh, this is costing you money every time I use it. Oh, the car phone? No, no, no. Oh, her actual iPhone. But just, it wasn't an iPhone. It was the little Motorola flip phone. That era? My friend had the, um, what's the one that you flip? Oh, Blackberry? Yes. Yeah. And it was like, oh, she's a drug dealer. Yeah. She's got a phone. She's got to put it in writing. She did deal drugs. 9-1-1. It's drug time. All right. Well, how are you? Very good. And yourself?

Good, thanks. Uh-huh. What have you been doing lately? Nothing. Reading a lot. What are you reading? So I found two books by this author named Abigail Dean, British. So it's red and British accent, which we love. Sure. The first one, the one that I write is called Girl A.

And it's about like, remember, you know, those stories about like the families that the dad is like a crazy religious person and ends up like keeping them all locked in to the house.

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